Well due to the overwhelming support and great reviews from you all. I'm in the initial planning stages of "Living Water 3.01"
Basically the previous version was 2.17 and had a few minor problems which 3.01 doesn't have. But this does mean that the size will be a bit larger 10-20MB

I would like to know if any of the programs could go, Like InkscapeLite do we need it or can we just have gimpshop. Sorry no gimp its 3 times larger:)
next As I look at puppy's menu there are tons of software I never personally use and think I might remove a lot of it.

Do anyone have any small bibles or church related programs you might want to see in this release.?

Does anyone have any other tv station streams you might like to see in ttuuxxTV ?

Anything you would like to see change?

Please feel free to tell me what you think

I also would like to know which programs you use on daily basis and which extra addons you had to install to make you operating system work eg wireless tools.

Sorry, still haven't even tried Living Water
There is not much in Puppy that is big enough to be worth removing. Inkscape is a vector graphics editor, gimpshop a bitmap editor, so they do completely different things. I suspect less than 1 in 10 people would ever want to use inkscape, but it probably isn't very big by the time it's compressed in the sfs.

Personally, I think you should wait until some of the problems get ironed out in the 3.x series, particularly all the printing problems._________________Classic Puppy quotes
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Sorry, still haven't even tried Living Water
There is not much in Puppy that is big enough to be worth removing. Inkscape is a vector graphics editor, gimpshop a bitmap editor, so they do completely different things. I suspect less than 1 in 10 people would ever want to use inkscape, but it probably isn't very big by the time it's compressed in the sfs.

Personally, I think you should wait until some of the problems get ironed out in the 3.x series, particularly all the printing problems.

The thing about replacing inkscape with gimpshop and leaving mt paint is.
Mt paint is extremely quick as a image viewer and plus it does a good quick job at resizing images, Plus is does render some xpm images.
InkLite well as we both know is vector and really only used by a select few.
Gimpshop is way better with images but its for the more advanced user its also 1/3 of the size of the latest Gimp.

The reason why we are talking about removing/adding these is basically "Living water" Is for older pc and the smaller the package the better.
If I shave 1MB x15 it does make a difference, Thats why my first release was so small even with Java included 139MB Opera,java,flash. and 145mb with firefox,flash,java (51MB firefox pet package I made) plus they had slew of other programs. This time around I'm starting with a larger base and need to trim, so it runs fast on older pc's .

With printer support on 3 or 4 series, well I'm one of two leaders for the 3 series and Can tell you that its almost impossible to use all printers with Linux in general, because printer manufactures have been reluctant to provide suitable drivers for Linux they tend to lean towards windows and Apple. In the past we've found other drivers from other Linux distros and adapt them. But for total support I don't think it will happen, On the other hand Printer manufactures have been increasing the amount of drivers that they release for Linux Canon is one. When I shop for a printer the very first thing I do is research. First I read the spec's and prices and make a list of models. Then I go to the manufactures website and look to see if they have Linux drivers for it, If they do then I buy the printer, If not then I look at the next one on the list.

Also puppy 3.02 is still an alpha and we've been working hard on it and basically has some issues and I wouldn't use it yet as a base and it might be some time before its viable.

Hope that helps
If you know of any updates that should be in this release please stae which ones
I will update pfind, pburn, Gnumeric,

ttuuxxx

Ps you can view the living water web page here
http://www.ttuuxxx.com/livingwater/index.html

OK, just as long as you realize that gimpshop doesn't replace inkscape

I am not talking about printer support in Puppy 3.x
I am talking about the problems people have had that they shouldn't have had, because things are broken. Most of the problems are with network printing, but I don't think all of them are..._________________Classic Puppy quotes
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OK, just as long as you realize that gimpshop doesn't replace inkscape

I am not talking about printer support in Puppy 3.x
I am talking about the problems people have had that they shouldn't have had, because things are broken. Most of the problems are with network printing, but I don't think all of them are...

ttuuxxx The reason why we are talking about removing/adding these is basically "Living water" Is for older pc and the smaller the package the better.
If I shave 1MB x15 it does make a difference, Thats why my first release was so small

I shaved off 78 programs with fat free 3.01 and that reduced the iso 35MB of pets compressed =104MB when un compressed and installed thats a little of the sfs file system magic
that you dont see under the hood of puppy just looking at the iso size alone

and when you type free at console to verify your free memory
after puppy is loaded and running using different versions then you see why one is really faster than another on older machines that are RAM limited there is a 3 to one ratio

iso 50MB larger =150MB more ram needed plus the larger loop time

hey ttuuxxx go for the 3.01 version
lite or standard will be well received

Oh yeah - I think the other main thing giving people trouble in 3.x might have been Gxine...

I'm curious as to why you don't use Dingo if you are aiming at lower spec machines?_________________Classic Puppy quotes
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Oh yeah - I think the other main thing giving people trouble in 3.x might have been Gxine...

I'm curious as to why you don't use Dingo if you are aiming at lower spec machines?

The Main problem with Gxine was full screen, I managed to make a cure for that:) I made up a lite-weight icewm package, the main problem with Gxine was JWM. My lite pet package is 767.1 KB including one 188kb theme that I 90% made up. http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=27358

The reason why I'm not going with dingo are:
- Still an alpha which means not suitable for everyday you and could also still get a complete over-haul of the internal workings which could render my release completely useless for future software installs.
- Series 4 has very large incompatibility issues with series 2+3, I've tested a lot of software and a good portion. So its like starting over from scratch. Plus a lot of drivers for series 3 for things like printers more then likely wouldn't work, But don't hold me on that one.
- At this point it isn't Slackware compatible, But others have mentioned its on a to do list. When personally I think we should get even more Slackware Compatible, such as most of the time things like icons are in different locations with Slackware installs with Gslapt and don't show up in the menus and you have to alter the .desktop file and/or move the icon and/or system link it.
ttuuxxx_________________http://audio.online-convert.com/ <-- excellent site
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
http://html5games.com/ <-- excellent HTML5 games

I have a, well I guess wish to make regarding the next living waters. Has using Bibletime software been discussed before instead of using Bible desktop? I have used GnomeSword, Bible desktop and BibleTime and I really think BibleTime is the best linux Bible software out there IMHO. That and the newest Pidgin that supports google talk and I'd be a happy camper! (Well, that and if you would like to fly half way around the world and convince my printer that puppy is a good thing!) Thanks!!

I'm presently working on 3.02 and a 3.01 retro Fire Hydrant minimal, Also planning and testing software for "Living Water 3.01" I do have the base ready and started applying applications, Plus I'm undecided if I'm going to build a completely new version of "ttuuxxx TV" or use the previous and maybe do a few channel updates. If I was to make a new version it would take a lot of time. Because I wanted to expand it for News/Entertainment/Sports/Music Videos etc and it would have a new base. Plus I have some Graphics I have to build. I do like this version of 3.01 retro I'm building. It actually might even be a better base then the 3.01 regular. I'm glad I have multiple Pc's so i can work on them all
ttuuxxx_________________http://audio.online-convert.com/ <-- excellent site
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
http://html5games.com/ <-- excellent HTML5 games

Excellent. Can't wait! Is there something I can do for the graphics that you know of? Perhaps my card is "too much"? Anyway, keep up the good work! I'm all in for testing if you feel the need for a guinea pig!

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